Political disputes over Judge Buckner and Democratic unity in Missouri
A long correspondence from Millwood criticizes Judge Buckner for opposing state and national Democrats and greenback policies. It argues Buckner should align with party platforms, questions his loyalty, and questions control of the party, amid discussions of upcoming congressional conventions and broader Democratic strategy in Missouri.
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Fragmented political rant about elections and leadership
A damaged OCR fragment discusses elections and government, mentioning Grant and President, with claims of intimidation and coerced actions. It mentions a military government possibility and someone asserting approval of acts, but the text is garbled and unclear.
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Postmaster General Speaking at Buffalo Dispatch 19th
Buffalo dispatch notes the Postmaster General addressing readers during the 19th edition, outlining postal policy and service updates. The item emphasizes official commentary on mail delivery, infrastructure, and public access to postal resources.
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Suffering South aided by BL Louis and cities. Lackland bid
The Deravasats of St. Charles county nominate Hon. H. C. Lackland for the legislature. The yellow fever epidemic is described as the most malignant and fatal yet known in this country, with aid flowing from Boston and New York to afflicted southerners.
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H. C. Lackland
Government tariffs blamed for overproduction debate
Fragmented OCR text argues over-production, tariff impact, and government role in trade and liberty. Mentions pecan production, protective system, and non-capitalism as factors, with emphasis on removing trade barriers to allow profit from industry.
Judge Buckner and Greenbecks Treasury notes debate
An extract from Judge Buckner's last congressional speech on Treasury notes versus bank notes discusses which form should circulate. He argues about their uniform, safe exchange value based on fifteen years of experience and warns that only one system can occupy the field at a time. The speech critiques the bill's amendment and the survival of the fittest doctrine.
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Democrats praise Capt Jas Eads for Jettles success visit to Brasil
The Ninth Missouri Democrats sent a complimentary letter to Capt James B. Eads congratulating him on the Jettles project at the Mississippi mouth and inviting him to visit Brazil.
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